FRESH DROP: “18 Green Crosses” (Ξ0.1952). Sometimes people revere numbers a great deal but sometimes they are ambivalent to them. Is it mere superstition or is there something more to it? What do you think? https://t.co/z2EY21r22A

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FRESH DROP: “Butterfly 4” (Ξ0.1952). Sometimes people revere numbers a great deal but sometimes they are ambivalent to them. Is it mere superstition or is there something more to it? What is your lucky number? https://t.co/2tLTb0MRSl

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FRESH DROP: “18 Green Crosses” (Ξ0.1952). Sometimes people revere numbers a great deal but sometimes they are ambivalent to them. Is it mere superstition or is there something more to it? What do you think? https://t.co/z2EY21r22A

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The notion that breaking a mirror denotes 7 years bad luck goes back to Ancient Rome. When mirrors were regarded as magical instruments, the face reflected in the mirror was said to be the soul, and the body renewed itself every 7 years.
🎨Moritz Adler

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Three nuggets:

1. superstition declares that it is unlucky to travel on a Friday.

2. Invoke St Scholastica for protection in a

Church have the power to quell tempests.

Stay safe, dear hearts. ❤️

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funny little aggie sketches since the poll has disproven my ridiculous superstition

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FRESH DROP: “Butterfly 4” (Ξ0.1952). Sometimes people revere numbers a great deal but sometimes they are ambivalent to them. Is it mere superstition or is there something more to it? What is your lucky number? https://t.co/2tLTb14tgV

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Study of Bill Anton's Packing the Superstitions

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Birds used to be fortune tellers on Valentine’s Day. The first bird seen forecast a woman’s love. This bird soothsaying, ornithomancy, dated to antiquity. If a woman saw a robin she’d marry a sailor, a sparrow a poor but happy man, & a goldfinch meant wealth ❤️#SuperstitionSat

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In Chinese culture, there are also numbers that represent death like the number “4” and “7”. Therefore, couples might want to avoid having weddings on the 4th, 14th, 24th, 7th, 17th, and 27th.

🎨Boucher, Francois,1703–1770.
“The Chinese Wedding”, 1742.

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When citizens of a country or nation believe in superstitions or dogma, they will inevitably suffer from tremendous misery or tragedy.

- Debasish Mridha



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Did a warm doodle before work today while listening to, BBC Radio 4's 'Writing's on the Wall'

Would highly recommend to give it a listen if you're interested in superstitions, and it's only 30 mins!

https://t.co/BeHEePAS5Z

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LEANAN-SIDHE The Irish life-giving fairy who inspires poets and singers, as opposed to the BAN-SIDHE who foretells death (Lady Wilde, Ancient Legends, Mystic Charms & Superstitions of Ireland,1887) Image: Brian Froud

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Ship’ s cats were believed to have miraculous powers that could protect ships from dangerous weather.

This may be rooted in reality. Cats are able to detect slight changes in the weather, as a result of their very sensitive inner ears.

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It’s Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow, which means we’ll have six more weeks of winter. This Pennsylvania Dutch superstition is based on the tradition of predicting whether there will be an early spring or not.
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📷 Art by Vernon Thomas.

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คุยกับ 3 วัยรุ่นเรื่องมูๆ พวกเขามีความคิดเห็นอย่างไรกันบ้าง ติดตามอ่านทั้งหมดได้ที่

📌 คลิก! https://t.co/vgJLgRWLjB

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there's this superstition in east asia that if you sneeze, someone's probably talking about you 👀

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"Quand compréhension et intuition sont en équilibre, la peur s'estompe, la superstition aussi, la haine n'a plus lieu d'être. Voir les choses comme elles sont chacune, à l'évidence de sa propre lumière et vivre dans l'amour et la paix."🤍

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To insure health & prosperity, one should always turn a coin in one's pocket on first seeing the new moon. 🌜💰

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Well I take my superstitions quite seriously so here's my disjointed collection of newer pieces https://t.co/1E91VFyyCn

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